I am including some really great foliage plants in the new area of the garden. Some will also have flowers or berries to add extra interest. The flowering interest will come from Penstemons, Phygelius and Salvias, the foliage plants adding structure and drama. Lagerstroemia ‘Berry Dazzle’, it is a small growing variety with dark foliage.Continue reading “New area, some new plants”
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Petchoa Beautical Series: A Vibrant Splash of Color for Your Garden
The Petchoa Beautical Series, a hybrid blend of petunia and calibrachoa, is quickly gaining popularity for its stunning blooms, vibrant colors, and easy-to-care-for nature. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a beginner, this series offers something for everyone. A Visual Feast: The Beautical Series features a dazzling array of colors, from classic reds and bluesContinue reading “Petchoa Beautical Series: A Vibrant Splash of Color for Your Garden”
Photos From A May Night
A few photos of plants in the garden this evening 1.Valeriana officinalis, a number of these have self-seeded, I like their structure and flowers. 2. Geranium ‘Orion’ is a sociable plant mingling with the foliage of Cornus alternifolia ‘Argentea’, while it does not flower as long as G. ‘Rozanne’, I do value it for itsContinue reading “Photos From A May Night”
It is the start of something…
The weather has been wet, cold and miserable, and while it is far from sit out in the garden weather, there are signs of growth and the rain has stopped Here are some photos from the garden over the last couple of days.
A warm feeling
As the door is about to close on February, and March raises the curtain on another month, the garden will soon be a stage filled with colourful performers. The morning light arrives earlier each day, accompanied by soundtrack of singing birds, I get to spend a few welcome minutes in the garden before my inter-countyContinue reading “A warm feeling”
Hellebores are not boring.
Helleborus x hybrida, or the Lenten rose, is a tough yet beautiful perennial that thrives in winter and spring gardens. It prefers well-drained, fertile soil and dappled shade, while requiring minimal maintenance. With proper care including watering, feeding, and pruning, it rewards gardeners with delightful blooms in various colors, adding extraordinary charm to any outdoor space.
13 Favourites Month by Month
As the calendar flips to another year and we prepare to embrace the wonders of 2023, let me begin by wishing each one of you a sprouting, blooming, and delightful Happy New Year! May it be a year where your gardens radiate vibrancy and your love for gardening proliferates to newer dimensions. With the breakContinue reading “13 Favourites Month by Month”
Ciaran The Gardener 